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The Flim-Flam Man

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1hr 55min
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1967
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Synopsis: Michael Sarrazin plays Curley, a young man gone AWOL from the Army who soon makes the acquaintance of Mordechai (George C. Scott), a veteran confidence man. Mordecai takes a liking to Curley, and offers to show him the tricks of the trade as they drift through the American South, pulling one scam after another. But when Curley meets Bonnie Lee Packard (Sue Lyon), romance rears its head and Curley decides to go straight. Mordecai is not so easily convinced to leave his trade behind, however, and when ... Full Synopsis
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An entertaining con man flick, The Flim-Flam Man is a good film, if not a classic. What sets it slightly apart is the commanding performance by George C. Scott in the title role. Scott, made up to appear two decades older than he was at the time, is a hoot in the role, clearly relishing the opportunity to cut loose and play in a wild comedy. It's the kind of role that requires a "take charge" actor, ... Full Review
Featured Cast
Mordecai
Bonnie Lee Packard
Sheriff Slade
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